Period Two Test Study Guide

Puritans during King Philip's War

________- NO POWs therefore prisoners were executed or sold into slavery.

John Rolfe

________ observed Natives smoking tobacco in ceremonies.

malaria epidemic

A(n) ________ in Charlestown or the August 1739 passage of the Security Act by the South Carolina Colonial Assembly may have caused the Stono rebellion.

Chesapeake tobacco

________ had a monopoly in England.

Freemen

________ (landowners) could have a place in the church and could vote.

Anglican

________ Church served as a prop of royal authority.

Indians

________ teach colonists how to farm and share food in return for helping fight the other natives.

Salutary neglect

________: rules put in but are not enforced.

Tobacco

________ brought a boom to the economy.

Smallpox

________ killed over 90 percent of the natives.

Quakers

________ were being persecuted in England because they were opposed to violence, rank, and pride; this meant they would not serve in the military or hold public offices with rank.

New Lights

________- followers of Edwards and Whitefield; repentance and saved by faith.

South Carolina

1739- the colony of ________ was shaken by a slave uprising that culminated with the death of sixty people.

Slaves

________ were introduced in 1619.

English

Trade to and from the colonies could be carried only by ________ or colonial- built ships, which would be operated only by ________ or colonial crews.

Congregational Church

________- grew out of Puritan Church; agitated for rebellion.

Natives to Europeans

maize, potatoes, tobacco, fruits, vegetables

Europeans to Natives

horses, cattle, smallpox

Indentured servants

served 7 years in exchange for paid trip, food, and shelter, and burned down Jamestown in Bacons Rebellion

Cash crops

tobacco, rice

Salutary neglect

rules put in but are not enforced

1670

3,000 slaves

1750

10,000 slaves

1861

4 million slaves in the Chesapeake colonies alone

Old Lights

those who follow predestination

New Lights

followers of Edwards and Whitefield; repentance and saved by faith